Systemwide Improvements Along the High Injury Network (Request for Qualifications)

Close: Jan 30, 2026

The City of Greensburg, Indiana is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from development teams for Municipal Downtown Infrastructure Improvements delivered via a public‑private partnership under the Build‑Operate‑Transfer (BOT) model pursuant to IC 5‑23. The project includes planning, budgeting, financing, design, and construction of downtown public infrastructure such as lighting, sidewalks, curbs, stormwater conveyance, streetscape elements, and alleys. Responses are due by January 30 2026 at 4:00 PM EST, with questions due January 23 2026 to the City’s Director of Public Projects.

Close: Feb 5, 2026

Seeking a qualified consulting firm or team to provide complete design services. The center street improvements project will enhance mobility and accessibility for pedestrians and cyclists between main street and university drive and the surrounding downtown area. The project will create a gateway into downtown, a sense of arrival, and a connection from the convention center to downtown business. Building on the previously completed design concept report (dcr) for center street (mckellips road to broadway road), this project focuses on implementing a cohesive complete streets design. The center street corridor is part of mesa’s downtown core with the existing roadway consisting of a four- lane collector with on-street parking, surrounded by city center land use. The selected firm will develop detailed design plans, specifications, and cost estimates for the following: redesign of center street lanes to prioritize multimodal access; wider sidewalks to enhance pedestrian accessibility and comfort; shade elements; separated bike lanes; traffic calming feature to improve traffic flow, and safety, will also accommodate large vehicles and downtown events; integration with adjacent multimodal infrastructure and community facilities, including the downtown sidewalk network, light rail, transit services, asu facilities, and city administration buildings; maximize on-street parking by implementing elements of the downtown micromobility and parking study the project scope may ultimately include the preparation of multiple studies, reports, conceptual designs, cost estimates, construction bid documents, or other similar project deliverables

Close: Feb 18, 2026

The Central Florida Expressway Authority is soliciting sealed electronic bids for systemwide guardrail protection improvements at 16 locations along SR 408, 417, 429, 528, and 538 in Orange County, Florida. The work includes removing existing guardrail, clearing and grubbing, installing new guardrail, placing miscellaneous asphalt, earthwork, and lighting improvements. Bids are due February 18, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. local time.